Snot

Snot were a band that formed in 1994, with the original lineup or Mike Doling (guitar), Lynn Strait (vocals), Brent (drums) and Ruben (bass), and they played keg parties in the summer. John 'Tumor' Farnestock joined Snot in January 1995, to replace Ruben, who left the band. On 14 April 1995, Lynn phoned Sonny Mayo and asked him to join the band. Sonny agrees and on 27 May 1995 Sonny arrived in Santa Barbara, California, USA to jam with the band. The band recorded a demo with producer Jim Wirt, at 4th Street in Santa Monica California, USA in early 1996, and in March 1996 the band recorded a demo with Dave Fortman. In June 1996 Jamie Miller joined the band, having previously been in Souls At Zero, where he replaced Shannon Larkin.

Snot signed to Geffen Records in July 1996, and on 27 May 1997 released 'Get Some' in America, for Geffen. The tracklisting for 'Get Some' is:

1. Snot

2. Stoopid

3. Joy Ride

4. The Box

5. Snooze Button

6. 313

7. Get Some

8. Deadfall

9. I Jus' Lie

10. Get Some O' Deez

11. Unplugged

12. Tecato

13. Mr. Brett

14. Get Some Keez

15. My Balls

In March 1998 Snot recorded 'Absent' with Ross Robinson, which would be the bands last recording. In May 1998 Sonny left Snot to join Amen, and was replaced by Mike Smith. In August 1998 Jamie left the band, and he was temporarily replaced by Shannon. In September 1998 Snot were forced out of doing the Strangeland tour, partly due to scheduling problems with Shannon, and also because of inner band arguing.

On 11 December 1998, Lynn was killed in a three car collision in Santa Barbara, California, USA.